fast service with great drinks and the staff is always so friendly! My favorite coffee spot in west…read moreLafayette!

When 7Brew does special giveaways, they should really figure out how to run their lines smoother…read more They have young girls trying to run traffic, which is only somehow making it worse. People who have been waiting in line for over an hour are getting cut off by people who just pulled in. Super frustrating! Wont be coming back.

I needed caffeine and a place to kill some time before a meeting, so I wandered into Wanderlust…read moreCoffee Roasters. Usually, when I don't know what the house drip coffee tastes like, I'll order an Americano, because they tend to be balanced, no matter which coffee shop I'm visiting. My instincts were right! The Americano at Wanderlust is mighty tasty. If you have time to sit a spell, I suggest ordering your coffee "for here" so you can drink it out of a real cup, like a real boy. There are lots of places to sit and sip your stuff, not just in the immediate area, but there's also a separate room across the way with even more seating. That's also where the restrooms are located. Side note: Even if you don't need to use the restroom, you should visit the restroom. It is a sight to behold. I couldn't leave well enough alone and had to get a pastry to go with my coffee. There was this slab-cream-pie-pastry-looking number calling my name from the case. It was very creamy and flaky and rich, and went well with my coffee. No regerts.

I'm so glad I finally visited the downtown location. The coffee is excellent and the service is…read morefast. There are two rooms. One is where the main counter is and you can sit and chat. The other room is on the other side of the lobby and it's the quiet room. It has a library feel and has both tables and soft seating. A great place to work, study or read. I'll be back!

Sandy used her design skills to create a sunny, upbeat space with an old auto theme. It feels great…read morejust walking in. Much attention to detail including regular wiping down of tables which is rare in many coffee houses. They have a wide variety of drinks, mine is an iced oat milk latte which is very tasty. Staff is friendly too.

We visit this coffee shop every time we stop in to Lafayette. It is clean and neat. You could sit…read morenext to a bright window, or find a cozy spot in the back. We've enjoyed breakfast pastries here as well as the sweet bites, and the service is always great. Most importantly, the coffee is delicious!

A great way to start the day. The coffee is perfect, and they have the ability to create all those…read moredrinks in decaf versions, something I have found rare in this area. Pasties are lovely and the breakfast sandwich was simple and excellent. The decor in here is fantastic, and it's a comfortable place to hang. Service was friendly and efficient. I love the concept that they share this space with an evening business...so smart. Going to go back pretty much every day we're in the region.

Good coffee and fast service. The latte was made properly and the staff were super friendly!read more

First, the location is great, located in the Purdue Union and Union hotel. Super cute in keeping…read morewith the look of the union and university. I had morning coffee. The coffee is fine. I also had a croissant, which was packaged. meh. The service was friendly and fast. There is seating and workspace in the hotel lobby and the union. More of a a grab-n-go type location.

I stopped by this spot while visiting PMU and was pleasantly surprised! Leaps Coffee is tucked next…read moreto the Union Club hotel. The interior had an upscale feel. The baristas were friendly and made my iced latte quickly. The juices and pastries made in-house looked delicious as well, but I didn't get to try them this visit. There were 3 or so tables around for seating. If I were a Purdue student, I'd definitely visit here often. A lovely spot for coffee all around!

I really had high hopes for this place, realizing that amongst all the choices in West Lafayette or…read moreLafayette, this was definitely a cuter smaller probably ma and pa owned place rather than the other big conglomerate of chains. I don't like giving out low or poor reviews. However, this visit was really unfortunate. Upon walking in there was no one who greeted you and when she did emerge from the kitchen, there was nothing along the lines of high welcome or good morning rather it was how many. Our waiter only came to our table once for a refill on coffee however never asked us how our meal was after it had arrived. He also did not give us the check on his little mobile machine, although we did see him give checks to other tables right next to us on his little mobile machine, if that is what I saw. they made us walk all the way back to the front in order to check out and pay. Our waiter did take the right order, which was my omelette with no cheese however, as you can see from the pictures, there was definitely cheese in this omelette. That was also disappointing. My partner ordered toast which came with his meal, and the bread was not toasted at all in fact, it looked like it was just simply taken out of the bag. The eggs also were not fresh eggs. He definitely came out of a carton. The country fried steak he ordered was definitely not steak as well. The only thing that really went well were my hashbrowns because they were toasted on the top part. The coffee here unfortunately tasted like brown hot water. the place photographs well, with all the hanging florals this unfortunately really missed the ball and missed the point. It was a huge waste of money and they really need to work on service and food here. If you have other choices for breakfast, please go somewhere else because this is very disappointing. Our waiter was not attentive. When we saw someone cleaning a table that it really wasn't being cleaned it was simply being cleared out. No cleaning tools or cleaning fluids were used at all in the process of cleaning. I didn't think anyone could really ruin breakfast orders, but they definitely managed to do it.

Super cute place that's open all day! Breakfast for dinner, oh yes! Service was great. I had ran 16…read moremiles that morning and I was so ready for food. We all got coffee, which was lukewarm when they serve it. Second cup was warmer, but never hot. When my food came out the fries were cold, but at least they were crispy and seasoned well. My burger had what seemed like 8 tablespoons worth of mayonnaise on it and I had to take more than half of it off. At first I thought it was cheese which I was so excited for but sadden to learn it was mayonnaise. Ask for it on the side of you don't want a lot. My burger was cooked medium well but it was fine, expected more well done. Flavor was good though. Plenty of parking. Lots of options on the menu. Nice cozy place to check out.

Get the brew-barb!! Cold brew with strawberry rhubarb chocolate flavor. It kinda has milkshake…read moreessence with that satisfying coffee flavor. Was so excited to see another coffee shop pop up on campus. Can't wait to try more drinks. Plenty of space for laptop people and chatters alike.

What happened? Someone please tell me! Indie doesn't seem like it'll make it. The beverages between…read moremyself and my sister the past year, spiced mela, hazzy pumpkin, not good or right at all. The chappie Chai was the worst coffee shop beverage I have ever dipped. Extremely bitter, bland, texture thin and watery yet also a low quality protein powder, grainy, what happened indie? This place used to balance flavors and espresso perfectly, look at my photos from just three years ago! Those were top tier drinks. What has happened? The drinks are now disgusting, prices are pumped even higher, rewards program is a joke. As it goes, go to Sacred Grounds, Leaps, Rèvielle, Vienna, Wanderlust, and my friends Hey Brother opening next spring! I miss the real Indie Coffee.

The highlight of the experience was "The Hen" crepe, they provide siracha which pairs excellently…read moreif you like spice. The crème brûlée latte was also very good, as sweet as I expected. Was not too busy inside as most students of Purdue are out on summer vacation. Slightly pricey but expected for a cafe located where it is.

The coffee is great do not get me wrong. But the staff were very slow to make the drinks. I saw 4…read morepeople behind the counter and only one of them were making drinks and there was no hustle anywhere behind the counter. I waited 30 mins to get one coffee and there was only one person in front of me that had ordered. Granted they did have an online order that was made before me but still I was shocked by the lack of work ethic I saw.

Go out and give them a try they have never disappointed absolutely love there honey baby and my new…read morefavorite is there dragon fruit lychee lemonade.

Yum!! I used to regularly frequent the prior business that was here and I was excited to check out…read morethe new business that opened. Java House is fabulous! The staff here are super nice and gave me lots of great seasonal drink recommendations. I've had the honey baby latte and bonfire brew. Both are fabulous but I'm pretty obsessed with the honey baby! I've gone twice before the grand opening and once more this week. I've been telling my friends about this place, too! I'm so sad that I wasn't able to check out the grand opening since I was traveling out of state that weekend, but this place is great!

Their coffee is gross to me, as well as the drink options. Personally, chinese five spice, lemon,…read moreand other weird flavors are not the best for coffee lattes, but to each his own. Somebody obviously likes it. Staff are nice enough, no issues otherwise, just weird coffee flavors. Never had anything else, so the other stuff may be good. Thats why I rated it 3 stars.

After a few hours of working hard in Lafayette to get that bread, I needed to find a place that…read morewould sell me some bread with some stuff in between it. The Eleventh House seemed like the perfect stop for elevenses, because they are a coffee shop that also sells sandwiches (bagel sandwiches). The food menu consists of basically just bagels and bagel sandwiches, but that's fine, because The Eleventh House makes a great bagel sandwich. They also offer random little nibbly things, like hard-boiled eggs with dijon mustard, kimchi, citrus slices and "half of an avocado with a crazy amount of Old Bay," which I'm going to have to try to make at home sometime. Some of their sandwiches have exciting things in them, like pickled daikon, burnt pimento cheese (why does that sound so appealing?) and onion jam. I opted to keep my lunch rooted in the quotidian, so I got a Ranch BLT (bacon, iceberg lettuce, tomato, avocado, ranch seasoning, Kewpie mayonnaise) and the Turkey & Havarti, which is mostly just that. Maybe my choices were a little basic, but sometimes the classics are where it's at. These sandwiches were very tasty! The coffee shop / restaurant feels very open, with natural light coming through a skylight window and plants everywhere. It's a nice place to sit and chill for a while. When you dine in, they give you a number on a tarot card to place at your table. My tarot card was the Three of Wands, which I've learned represents the threshold of adventure, a call to leave your comfort zone to seek enlightenment in the world. (And, perhaps, an invitation to live deliciously?) How appropriate.